Why the study?
Enteroviruses play a significant role in acute childhood diarrhea, but their presence needed evaluation in children with acute diarrhea negative for bacterial and parasitic pathogens.
Enteroviruses were detected in nearly a quarter of children with acute diarrhea negative for bacterial and parasitic pathogens, highlighting their potential role in pediatric gastroenteritis.
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Enterovirus detection in pediatric diarrhea stools is hypothesis-generating; larger studies needed to define clinical relevance.
Fazelipour et al. (2019) studied this question.
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